Which environmental shift causes reduced moth pollination effectiveness?

💡 Explanation

Reduced moth pollination follows decreased moth attraction. This occurs via reduced floral scent production, which prevents olfactory detection of blossoms, because moths use olfactory cues to locate flowers; therefore, altered scent reduces effectiveness, rather than other environmental factors like light changes alone.

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